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The first three days of this mighty year were so productive, I spent the following week shining my writers medal and it took until late last week to realise that I'd only read 10 short stories for the year (and most of them in those glorious three days). Wrists slapped.
To rectify, I flipped open my kindle and read this month's Apex Magazine. You'll find the review
here.
And to entice you all to read a flash story today. How about a story by Kurt Newton (Soft Whispers in a Dead Man's Ear) over at
Leodegraunce. Its lifespan online is short and Kurt is always good value for money. And as this story is free, he's extra good value.
I just found the following courtesy of HellNotes, and I thought it would be of interest to a few of you.
PRESS RELEASE
Apex Magazine is delighted to announce that the April issue will be a special one devoted to the concept of how the future will remember the past, and edited by award-winning writer and Apex author Michael A. Burstein.
“Ever since we published Michael’s collection I Remember the Future, we’ve been hoping that Michael could find the time to edit an issue,” said Jason Sizemore, publisher and editor-in-chief of Apex Magazine. “Michael’s looking for stories that evoke the same themes that tie his own stories together, such as the slipperiness of history and the dangers of forgetting the past.”
Burstein will be reading for this special issue of Apex Magazine from January 15th until March 15th. He said, “I want to thank Apex for this opportunity to edit an issue of the magazine. I’m looking forward to seeing the stories come in, and I’m hoping for some powerful ones that will stay with me for a long time.”
More details can be found on the Apex Magazine webpage.
By: Cate Gardner,
on 1/23/2011
The short stories of the world are glad to have your support.
If your wrist got slapped, then I need a spanking : P